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ã80sãLet's talk about game history! ð¹ïž
The 80s were the era when the Famicom arrived and games exploded in popularity among the general public. I barely know anything before that, but I guess Game & Watch was about the only thing that spread to general households. When it came to games, arcades were the mainstream back then. Storage media was still magnetic tape, you know? ð³ What I'm introducing this time, though I haven't played it myself, is 'HiryÅ« no Ken' (Dragon Fist), which is highly acclaimed for its Famicom music. It's incredible to think it was created with the limitation of only 3 simultaneous sounds ð I had the MIDI file, but I couldn't find a place to play it, so I got it from YouTube. The game music I've listened to for the longest time is DQ2's 'Love Song æ¢ããŠ'. I even set it as my ringtone. I'm sure many kids cried when they heard 'The revival spell is incorrect' ð
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Magnetic tape! That sounds so nostalgic ð€£ I hear they used all sorts of clever tricks back in the day to compensate for the limited storage capacity of consoles back then ð It's no exaggeration to say that the efforts of the past have built today's gaming industry, so we can't underestimate history!
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My, my! Isn't that Dragon's Fist! How nostalgic†It feels like ages ago that I started with Super Famicom and went back to the Famicom... Genbu, Byakko, Eisen, Who's Who... But all I remember is the spell 'Bibiru Ba'... I wonder why...?

